# Economic Perceptions and Electoral Choices: A Design-Based Approach
# Giancarlo Visconti, Columbia University 

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# Codes
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001_balance_ego.R : this code generates tables 5 and 7 (appendix), figures 2, 3 and 4 
(manuscript), and figures 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 (appendix).

002_outcomes_ego.R: this code generates table 1 (manuscript).

003_balance_socio.R: this code generates table 6 and 8 (appendix), and 
figures 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 (appendix). 

004_outcomes_socio.R: this code generates table 2 (manuscript).

005_traditional_analysis.R: this codes generates table 4 (manuscript). 

006_unmeasured_covariates.R: this code generates the results summarized in Appendix B.

007_outcome_rob_check.R: this code generates table 2 (appendix).

008_outcomes_rev_cau: this code generates table 3 (manuscript). 

009_outcomes_mexico_2012_traditional: this code generates table 5 part 1 (manuscript).

010_outcomes_mexico_2012_db: this code generates table 5 part 2 (manuscript).

011_outcomes_beps_2010: this code generates table 1 (appendix).

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# References
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1. Baker, Andy, Barry Ames, Anand E. Sokhey and Lucio R. Renno. 2015. “Replication Data for:
The Dynamics of Partisan Identification when Party Brands Change: The Case of the Workers
Party in Brazil.” Harvard Dataverse.

2. Ames, Barry, Fabiana Machado, Lucio Rennó, David Samuels, Amy Erica Smith and Cesar Zucco.
2013. “The Brazilian electoral panel studies (Beps): Brazilian public opinion in the 2010 presidential
elections.”.

3. Greene, Kenneth. 2012. “Mexico Panel Study, 2012.” ICPSR35024-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Interuniversity
Consortium for Political and Social Research.

